Anmla Limen - Mix with oil, ash, Japanese gampi paper on canvas
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- Artist Mariconti Andrea
- Category Figurative paintings
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Creation year 2018
- Dimensions 40 x 40 x D 3 cm
- Technique Mix with oil, ash, Japanese gampi paper on canvas
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In some of his most recent works the color is due to oxidation of the copper leaves; a process that takes place in the making of the work. The oil often used for depicting human persons is old engine oil, which in its turn comes from petroleum (and hence from the heart of the earth) and from the work of man.
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Mariconti Andrea
Painter and sculptor. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera (Milan), address Visual Arts, and then in Scenography and Performing Disciplines.
In 2011 he won the UNESCO Prize for Contemporary Art, chair of Art and Bioethics. Since 2018 he holds the chair of Painting and Visual Arts at the Santa Giulia Academy of Brescia (IT). In the sculptural field, he collaborates with the historic Allanconi Foundry, for the realization of lost wax bronze works with careful research on the technical and transformation processes. In 2018 he founded www.animuladesign.com.
His research is based in advance on an inclusive approach to the whole history of art and the exploration of perceptual interference. He works with natural materials of mineral origin (graphite - copper - bronze) vegetable (phytolacca - coal - ash - ganpi paper - oil), from which he obtains intense and veiled colors and hues. Over the years, Mariconti has studied and studied in-depth, as well as pictorial research that places him firmly in the panorama of contemporary art, expressive research in the sculptural field that is based on the exploration of the expressive potential of lost wax bronze, an ancient technique that carries out a primary role in the evolution of human civilisation.
